SportPesa Cheza Dimba Nairobi Edition Heads to Dandora
SportPesa Cheza Dimba Nairobi Edition Heads to Dandora
SportPesa has announced that the Tujiamini Cheza Dimba Nairobi Edition kicks off this Saturday, 4th October, at Dandora Stadium from 8:00 a.m.
The free-entry tournament will showcase top grassroots football talent while celebrating resilience, youth empowerment, and community spirit. Fans are invited to cheer on their teams and experience football’s power to transform lives.
Teams from Dandora, Kayole, Mathare, Kibera, and Dagoretti will compete for top honours. In the men’s competition, clubs such as Dandora All Stars, Victor’s Faith Church FC, Mathare Flames, Mseto FC, Blazing Eagles, and Ten Daily FC will face off. On the women’s side, Achievers FC will challenge UEFA Despanol Queens.
The winning men’s team will walk away with KES 250,000, full kits, and a three-year mentorship program, while the top women’s team will earn a KES 50,000 prize.
SportPesa Cheza Dimba Nairobi Edition Heads to Dandora
More Than Just Football
The Nairobi leg follows successful editions in Central, Western, North Rift, North Eastern, Eastern, and Coast regions.
In Coast, Arrows of Kajembe edged Olympic Queens on penalties in the girls’ final, while Gombato triumphed over Majestic in the boys’ game.
Next month, the Tujiamini Cheza Dimba tournament moves to Nyanza, continuing its mission of uniting communities through sport and talent.
Cheza Dimba has become the flagship Tujiamini initiative, inspiring young people to believe in themselves while uplifting communities. This edition also introduces Bronze Kwa Ground giveaways, awarding small businesses and individuals excelling in sport, arts, media, and enterprise.
Speaking ahead of the event, Deborah Maina, Public Relations and Advertising Executive at SportPesa, said:
“Cheza Dimba is more than a tournament; it’s proof that when communities believe in themselves, transformation follows. We are proud to provide a platform where young people can showcase their talent while also addressing important issues like health awareness. Sport and community go hand in hand, and through Tujiamini, we are helping build a stronger, more confident Kenya.”
The day promises more than football. Fans can enjoy live performances from Susumila and other local artists. In addition, October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month will be marked with free health education, screenings, and resources for families.
